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- Searching for “breakout nations” in the emerging markets
- Africa’s new oil and gas finds: the good, bad, and the ugly
- Brazil’s elusive “future” – is it finally here?
- East Africa: the next gold rush?
- Mexico: ready to take on China?
- Peru and Turkey: consolidation or disruption?
- Corruption: which countries are changing?
- Psst… care for a zero-rupee note?
- Can you say “Groupon” in Spanish?
- Frugal innovation meets clean energy
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Mexico: ready to take on China?
Sometimes it is easy to forget that one of the biggest and most affluent emerging markets lies next door to the United States. Yes, I’m talking about Mexico. While Mexico has suffered rising violence and stagnant economic growth in recent years, changing … Continue reading
Posted in Latin America, Market Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged Cartels, China, Drugs, FDI, Labor, Manufacturing, Mexico, Monterrey, Wages
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Peru and Turkey: consolidation or disruption?
In the past 10 days, Peru and Turkey held national elections that have huge potential to impact the steadiness of each country’s progress toward greater democracy and economic prosperity. In Peru, a divided population narrowly opted for Ollanta Humala, a left-wing ex-officer who had backed … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Latin America, Market Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged Election, Erdogan, Humala, Peru, Reform, Turkey
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